A Trojan horse (Trojan horse) is a type of virus that is more dangerous than other common malicious worms. Trojans usually disguise themselves as harmless applications, but in fact, they have extremely hostile functions.
Instructions
Step 1
How does a computer get infected with a Trojan? An unsuspecting user downloads a supposedly useful program from the Internet and launches it. After launching, it is not uncommon for an error message or something similar to appear. “Well, apparently, I downloaded a broken program. I need to remove it,” the hapless user thinks, but the computer is already infected with a Trojan that safely sends data to a fraudulent attacker who lives in the PC's RAM, which allows him to trace all user actions. Thus, fraudsters usually steal users' personal information, as well as their passwords, and then use them for their own purposes. When downloading programs from the Internet, beware of unknown manufacturers.
Step 2
You can remove the Trojan with an antivirus. However, not all antiviruses are capable of tracking down and neutralizing any Trojan. To do this, it is more expedient to use programs specialized to remove this type of virus. They deal not only with Trojans, but also with spyware, dialers, adware and malware, as well as system reconfiguration programs (unauthorized) and worms.
